The United States and Singapore have agreed to cooperate on the Secure Freight Initiative, which is a Department of Homeland Security led effort at select foreign ports to scan U.S.-bound cargo for radiological materials, Customs and Border Protection said this week. The Port of Singapore is part of a second group of international ports under Secure Freight that is evaluating integrated radiation detection and non-intrusive imaging capabilities on a limited basis. Secure Freight was mandated by Congress. Data obtained from…
Singapore Signed Up Under U.S. Secure Freight Initiative
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